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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Understanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013

Variable Details

Variablec_ioutcome
Labelfinal outcome code for name
Responses
-9 missing 5961
-8 inapplicable 0
-2 refusal 0
-1 don't know 0
11 full productive interview 45702
13 full proxy interview 3822
21 partially productive interview 199
23 partial proxy interview 14
31 no contact 867
41 office refusal 39
42 proxy refusal 1477
43 refusal before interview 1892
44 refusal during interview (unproductive partial) 17
45 broken appointment - no recontact 176
51 ill at home during survey period 65
52 away or in hospital all survey period 272
53 physically or mentally unable/incompetent 112
54 language difficulties 54
55 requires translation into one of the 9 translated languages 21
56 lost interview 11
57 too elderly 27
59 other reason for no interview 410
77 deceased 0
78 moved outside of uk 0
79 ineligible - child under 10 9587
89 other unknown eligibility, contact made 26
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationUnderstanding Society: Waves 1-4, 2009-2013
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